HOCKEY.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13059, 29 April 1910, Page 7

HOCKEY.

Games fot Saturday, April 30th. Senior on Cook's Gardens. Fcdorals v. United A, 1.45. St. Paul’s v. United B, 3. Referees—McElwain and W. Wobley. FEDEEALS v. UNITEDS A. Tiiis game, which. ,is ,-t'u commence at 1.45, is being looked forward to by followirs of the game with great interest. The Federals arc an unknown quantity and m the whole should prove- stronger than iast year. Their forwards arc nippy and fast, while their backs are a solid lot. if the United A produce the same form as last Saturday they -'should about win. The inclusion of younger players in the A lias strengthened their forward lino. •1 first-class “go” should eventuate. t Colours—Federals—Bed and -White. Uniteds A—Black and White.

UNITED B v. ST. PAUL’S SENIOR,

In. .the above mentioned game spectators should see one of the hottest “goes” for he first round. Om forjn shown, the. B’s are a very strong combination; their back play is sound and cleid-i','while their for-

wards display dash ,-and accuracy in the drcle. St. Paul’s have, with the exception of two players, the. satne team as last year, and if they strike form (which they did not appear to do last Saturday) should make a good showing.; It would be too hard a job to place the winner, and all who attend may depend on seeing a firstclass exhibition. Colours—Uniteds, black and white; St. Paul’s, blue and white. There will be no charge for admission. The following will represent St. Paul’s in their match against United B, on Cook’s Gardens, at 3.lsßathgate, Henderson, Miller, Brodie, Smith. Scrivener, Naylor, Russell, Graham, Murcjiie, Thomson. The following members of the Wanganui Ladies’ Hockey Club are requested to be on the Boys’ College grounds to-morrow afternoon at 2.45 sharp:—Misses Sutherland (2), Soler, Moore, Wesney, Powell, Chatwin, Boyle, McLean, Ogolvie, Jensen, Haase, and Gurney. J

Tlio following are the Federal teams for to-morrow: —Seniors against United A on Cook’s Gardens at 1.45 p.m.—Palmer, \Vadey, Thorpe, Kocsing Weblcy, Blenuerhassett, Davies, Pice, Horsley, Harris, Scrivener. Juniors against T.Y.M.I. on the Eacecciiirse at 1.45 p.m.—Monk, Clarke, Haycock, Robson, Gicliard, Davies, Gibson, lox, Crabbe, Trcmewan, West, Haycock The following are the Sherwood team to play against D'.H.S. on the Racecourse tonarrow at 2 o'clock sharp Misses Cannons, Sarten, McConvill, Mack (2), E. Clinton, Allen, London, Freeman, Mclvor Henley, Breed, and L. Arnold. St. Paul’s Junior Hockey team will include—E. Sinclair, W. Connell, E. London, H. Mackay, G. Barton, G. Connell, \V. Darby, G. Caiman, G. Pettigrew, IV. Aitken, G. Henery. Emergencies—L. Cummins and H. Larking. Racecourse at 3 p.;n. sharp. The following will represent United on Cook’s Gardens on Saturday:— United A v. Federal?, at 1.45 p.m. : , Meilson, Duncan, Soler, Parker, Andrews, Barstow, Spear, Bassett, Cave, Brown, and Fitzmaurice.

United B v. St. Paul’s, at 3 p.m.:—Barnett, Eiias, Piper, Cave, Johnston Macdougall, G-urr Soler Barker, Loftu’s, and Marshall.

Uhited Juniors v, St. Paul’s, on Eacaconrse.—McClatchy, Bart, Connell, Beak, Cuitis, Newcombe, Monk, G. Marshall, Eades, King, Eoaclie, Shale, and Morris. ’ I On Tuesday morning next at 6.15, and I on succeeding Tuesdays, a practice match will be held on the Eacecourse between 1 the Thursday Uniteds and a Saturday I United team;